so many newbies ....

Welcome, Derrick. Hope you have fun and learn alot here. :)

Hello, 2nd day on here, and I'm enjoying reading all the posts and learning new things to try next time I go out. I was raised in Brevard N.C, a beautiful small town in the Blue Ridge mountains. Grew up trout fishing, on the mountain streams. Moved to Missouri, and have continued to stream fish, but now it is for large mouth Bass, small mouth bass, crappie, goggle eyes. And now trying to learn lake fishing for crappie.
My wife and I own a BBQ restaurant in West Plains, Mo. No kids, but 3 great dogs and 1 cat. We enjoy kayaking on the North Fork of the White river in the summertime and traveling in our class C motor home. This is where "Ctravler" comes from. We live on 35, wildlife infested acres, living in the country is a great life. From gobblers waking you up, to the bull frogs putting you to bed, and the coyotes with their night song.
I hope to learn from you all !!!

Thanks, John

Welcome aboard. Hope you all enjoy your stay.

welcome to the group John,,,great people and information to be had here
i know one member for sure that lives in West Plains,,,,(longliner) and i think he likes BBQ also

Welcome John and yes I live in West Plains, well east of it about 5 miles, great little town and good folks. Hope to hear more posts from you and again welcome to Missouri Crappie.Com

Dang I am to late I was going to warn him about you Monk. We are starting to get a bunch of southern MO members on here. Welcome to the site from Truman Lake.

They call me Cam. I live in Windsor right now, I have fished in the Mississippi river and the IL river, then moved to Fairbanks Alaska and chased down the great king salmon, siliver salmon, and trout. New to crappie fishing hope to learn. Fishing at Farington park and Truman lake.

wElcome from s. e. Mo to all

Welcome to the site Cam. I grew up and went to school in the Windsor area. We have a few members on here from Windsor. My parents are the caretakers at the park there. It is kind of spotty unless you have a boat to get out around the brush piles.

Welcome ya'll.........